Hands Free Headset (For Your Cell Phone)

I got the following email today from family with the below picture and text:

I don’t know if you’ve heard, but starting Jan 1, 2008 you will no longer be able use a cell phone ANYWHERE while driving unless you have a "hands free" adapter. I went to Circuit City and Good Guys, they wanted $50 for a hands free adapter!!! I have managed to get hold of some "off brand" units and was wondering if anyone is interested. These kits are compatible with any mobile phone and one size fits all. I paid $8 each for buying in quantity.  I’m selling them for $10. I tried them out on Motorola, Sony, Qualcomm, & Nokia phones and they worked PERFECTLY. A photo is attached of the last one I sold. Take a look and let me know if you want one."

This guy ripped off our original patent of this headset product. Obviously he didn’t know how to tie a turban and settled with the "generic" version trying to get past patent loop holes! Say "NO!" to knock-off generic head sets like this one!

The world famous Gurujot Singh (SikhNet) was the inventor of the ORIGINAL "hands free" headset for Sikhs. So if you wear a turban, no need for those bluetooth shmew-tooth headsets. You are already equiped and ready!! You no longer have to look like a cyborg with blinking blue lights emanating from your ear! Just 1-2-3 and you are ready to chat away! It’s  quite fashionable as well!

Ps. I wouldn’t recommend this method for regular calls since one of the reasons why I like the hands free headsets is to minimize radiation from the phone into my head, and this method doesn’t help you in that area. Gurujot Singh wears a Dhumalla turban which doesn’t leave room for most wireless headsets so I quite frequently see him on the phone like this. The picture above is from earlier today when he was on the phone. (For real!). Quite ingenious! Hahaha…

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